Avexia Lavender
Avexia

Lavender (Hybrid)

Hybrid100% THCTopicals

Available now at Curaleaf - Camelback in Phoenix, AZ. Hybrid-dominant topicals — 100% THC.

This store’s price · 100mg
$25 Low stock

No hold — first to the counter claims it. Pay in store · 21+.

About this strain

Lavender — hybrid

Lavender takes its name from its deep, dark purple plant expression at the time of harvest; the plant can be black and dense with powerful cannabis magic. Seeds from the USA, Korea, and Afghanistan contributed their genetics to create this spicy-smelling Afghan hash plant with a sweet finish. The flavor is floral with an earthy and woody exhale. Lavender swirls your subconscious like a glass of deep merlot and sends your body buzzing with relaxing and pain-relieving properties.

Store lists as
Hybrid
Strain reference
Indica
Made by
Avexia
What to expect

Effects, flavor & terpenes

Reported effects
Sleepy100%
Relaxed8%
Hungry6%
Tingly6%
Dominant terpenes
Myrcene
Earthy, musky — relaxing
Caryophyllene
Spicy, peppery — calming
Pinene
Pine — alertness
Terpinolene
Herbal — creative
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Where to buy Lavender near Phoenix

Same product, every nearby dispensary — cheapest first, revisited hourly. Buying happens on the store’s own page.

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Frequently asked

Is Lavender an indica or sativa?

Lavender is a indica. The strain profile is the same wherever you buy it — only the price and which shelves stock it change from store to store.

How strong is Avexia Lavender?

This topicals tests at about 100% THC. Lab figures vary slightly by batch and store, so the per-shelf numbers reflect what each menu verifies right now.

What does Lavender taste like?

Its aroma and flavor are shaped by its Myrcene, Caryophyllene and Pinene terpenes. Terpene data exists for only a small share of products, so where it's available — as it is here — it's worth weighing.